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Ready position
feet shoulder width apart, don’t move around/shuffle
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persuasive speaking
Act as advocate
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tone - what it is, what it does?
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ethos
credibility of speech
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pathos
emotional ties to speech
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Aristotle
Greek philospher. Created rhetoric theory - ethos, pathos, logos
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rhetoric
art of public speaking (ethos, pathos, logos)
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platform
3 main points - walking
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informative speaking
a form of speaking intended to increase the audience's understanding or knowledge
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citations
sources, supported material
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rate
speed @ which you speak
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volume
loudness or softness of voice
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hand gestures
"in the box" (don’t distract)
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eye contact
don’t read off your notes
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interpersonal communication
speaking with other people (influenced by each other's messages)
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intrapersonal communication
yourself - your own thoughts
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invisibear
a fear that's not really there. "Fight or Flight"
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Essay - what you've learned & how you will use it
The Invisibear theory is what I will take with me the most. Public speaking is a scary subject, but I will feel more comfortable as I continue throughout college and I have learned the outlines and platform, not to hide behind a podium and use a Power Point presentation as a crutch.
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Outline
- Purpose:
- Thesis:
- I. Introduction:
- A. What it is __
- B. Credibility statement __
- C.
- II: Body
- A. Main Point
- B.
- C.
- III. Conclusion
- A. Restate thesis
- B. Review main points 1., 2., 3.
- Closing Paragraph
- (and any references)
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